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The Government of Slovakia Has Agreed on a Budget for 2027

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The Slovak Government agreed on the next year ' s budget with a deficit of 4.94% of GDP, reported by the Minister of Finance of the Republic, Ladislav Kamenitsky.

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Energy assistance is to continue, and more public administration employees are also planned.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Slovakia’s government has approved a budget for the 2027 elections with a deficit equivalent to 4.94% of GDP – the highest in three years and in breach of European Union rules. Bratislava blamed the trend on an “unfavourable macroeconomic environment” that is hurting growth as geopolitical events push up energy prices and undermine the country’s industrial-oriented economy. […]

The Slovak Government agreed on the next year ' s budget with a deficit of 4.94% of GDP, reported by the Minister of Finance of the Republic, Ladislav Kamenitsky.

However, since elections are coming up next year, we will naturally take a break from consolidation. The post Slovakia awaits further consolidations: The government approved the budget for 2027, but we will take a break for a while was first shown on interez.sk.

The budget mentions nine priority areas, such as social spending, energy assistance, and nuclear energy.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Just a day before the budget negotiations, trade unions and employers also received his proposal. Denník N has it at its disposal. The political agreement was reached just a few days after Tomáš Taraba was dismissed from the post of Minister of the Environment. On Friday, the coalition also agreed that the government would approve the budget on Monday. The government plans a deficit of just under five percent, or more precisely, at 4.94 percent.…

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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